When we got married, our wedding was at church. Before our wedding ceremony, we had a little talk with our priest about getting married. Our priest told us, "Being married means having patience and compromises with each other." When we first got married, we both didn't really understand the depth of our priest's words. As time pass by, every time we have a big fight(contents of our fights have leveled up) and we try to work things out, I remember our priest's words. Married couples are not blood related and was brought up in a different environment and etc. So there's no wonder, we can't understand eachother. It's so easy to just turn over the table and walk out(I sometimes do feel like I want to walk out,too)but since we were some how meant to be married. I recently come to realize that, if we both try to find ways to work things out with eachother, then the answer lies in the greatest common measure of compromises within eachother.